DB_Pager and FreeBSD blank pages

Just fought through a problem with ham-cache.php and
spam-quarantine.ph
refusing to display anything at all.

The problem turned out to be the statement:

require_once ("DB/Pager.php");

The FreeBSD port for DB_Pager installs Pager.php in
/usr/local/share/pear, not
in /usr/local/share/pear/DB.

The solution was to add a hard link from Pager.php to
DB/Pager.php.  I suppose
you could also change all the statements to:

require_once ("Pager.php");

in attachment-quarantine.php, ham-cache.php,
header-quarantine.php,
list-cache.php, spam-quarantine.php and virus-quarantine.php
but the link was
easier and less likely to cause problems when upgrading.

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Jim Flowers wrote:
> Just fought through a problem with ham-cache.php and
spam-quarantine.ph
> refusing to display anything at all.
> 
> The problem turned out to be the statement:
> 
> require_once ("DB/Pager.php");
> 
> The FreeBSD port for DB_Pager installs Pager.php in
/usr/local/share/pear, not
> in /usr/local/share/pear/DB.

Don't you just love distros installing things wrong. 

The next version will be moving from DB_Pager to Pager
anyway; they say that
DB_Pager is obsolete.  Are you sure it's the same Pager?

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On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 10:24:08 -0500, David Morton wrote
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> Jim Flowers wrote:
> > Just fought through a problem with ham-cache.php
and spam-quarantine.ph
> > refusing to display anything at all.
> > 
> > The problem turned out to be the statement:
> > 
> > require_once ("DB/Pager.php");
> > 
> > The FreeBSD port for DB_Pager installs Pager.php
in /usr/local/share/pear, not
> > in /usr/local/share/pear/DB.
> 
> Don't you just love distros installing things wrong.

> 
> The next version will be moving from DB_Pager to Pager
anyway; they 
> say that DB_Pager is obsolete.  Are you sure it's the
same Pager?
> 
> - --
> David Morton

Yes, just to be sure I went to another machine and installed
the DB_Pager port
again.  Also, looking in the file, the references are to
DB_Pager.  DB/Pager
is the recommended form by the maintainer from something I
read, somewhere.

I don't really have a complaint about the FreeBSD ports -
all 15000+ of them
maintained by different people.  I think the 1 in 50 ratio
of problems/no
problems is both amazing and acceptable.

But I don't envy you trying to keep up with multiple ports,
OS's and methods.
 Perhaps that's why so few developers write configtests for
cross-platform
projects ;}.

Nice program, btw.

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